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Tatti loves bowling. Katie does not. Now they’re going to visit Pinz Bowling Center in Studio City, CA, where they’ll chat up the attendants, celebrate a triplet birthday, and learn to understand this classic American sport a little better. Here on Howl

Tatti and Katie indulge their fascination with child actors by hosting a child actor audition. They’ll critique headshots, hear heart-rending monologues, and wonder whether these young thespians have their lives more together than they ever will. Here on Howl

X must break down his personal walls before he takes a step forward with Gerard. Cast includes: Roderick Davis - X, Yutopia Essex - Siya, Andrew Allan James - Gerard, Tristen Winger - Multiple roles, Cris Sosa - Multiple Roles, Heather Sims - Multiple roles, Sound Designer - Charles Stella. Episode written by: DK Uzoukwu Here on Howl

After much hesitation about which direction to take, X decides to finally make a move. Cast includes: Roderick Davis - X, Yutopia Essex - Siya, Andrew Allan James - Gerard, Tristen Winger - Multiple roles, Cris Sosa - Multiple Roles, Heather Sims - Multiple roles, Sound Designer - Charles Stella Episode written by: Mike Gauyo Here on Howl

Tired of sitting on the bench, X decides to explore switching teams. In the process, he must address his relationship with Siya. Cast includes: Roderick Davis - X, Yutopia Essex - Siya, Andrew Allan James - Gerard, Tristen Winger - Multiple roles, Cris Sosa - Multiple Roles, Heather Sims - Multiple roles, Sound Designer - Charles Stella. Episode written by: Theo Macabeo Here on Howl

Meet X as he joins his friend Siya, a junior sports agent, on a rare night out. While out, he has an encounter, that will affect his life and the game. Cast includes: Roderick Davis - X, Yutopia Essex - Siya, Andrew Allan James - Gerard, Tristen Winger - Multiple roles, Cris Sosa - Multiple roles, Heather Sims - Multiple roles, Sound Designer - Charles Stella Here on Howl

King Robert Baratheon is dead. With his eldest son's claim to the throne in question, Westeros descends into madness. In this installment of Shadow Of The Dragon, the War of the Five Kings threatens to divide the realm along lines all but forgotten since Aegon's Conquest, and every House, great and small, must choose their allegiances carefully or risk being charged with treason. This work is a parody of Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History Podcasts. Mr. Carlin is not associated with this production and any views or opinions presented in this podcast are solely those of Alex Berg and Jason Greene. Here on Howl

After 300 years of Targaryen rule, Westeros finds itself with a new king: Robert Baratheon. Many years after Robert's Rebellion, the kingdom is still rife with tension over whether or not Robert is the lawful king- or a usurper who took the Iron Throne by force. When the Hand of the King dies under suspicious circumstances, Ned Stark is forced to go to King's Landing to investigate. In this installment of Shadow Of The Dragon, the secrets Ned uncovers will split the realm asunder, leading to the War of the Five Kings. This work is a parody of Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History Podcasts. Mr. Carlin is not associated with this production and any views or opinions presented in this podcast are solely those of Alex Berg and Jason Greene. Here on Howl

During the reign of Aerys Targaryen, his son Prince Rhaegar won the grand Tournament at Harrenhal, and crowned Lyanna Stark the Queen of Love and Beauty. Too bad she was already betrothed to Robert Baratheon. When Rhaegar and Lyanna disappeared, the realm descended into chaos. This installment of Shadow Of The Dragon covers the ensuing civil war, commonly known as Robert's Rebellion. This work is a parody of Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History Podcasts. Mr. Carlin is not associated with this production and any views or opinions presented in this podcast are solely those of Alex Berg and Jason Greene. Here on Howl

Nearly 300 years after the Conquest, Aerys Targaryen was ruler of Westeros, the latest in an unbroken line of Targaryen monarchs. As a creeping madness began to infect his mind, more and more of the true power of the throne was diverted to his lifelong friend and Hand of the King, Tywin Lannister. This installment of Shadow Of The Dragon covers the early years of Aerys' reign, and his complex, shifting friendship with Tywin. This work is a parody of Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History Podcasts. Mr. Carlin is not associated with this production and any views or opinions presented in this podcast are solely those of Alex Berg and Jason Greene. Here on Howl

Who were the First Men? Or the Andals? What about the Valyrians? Where did all the dragons come from? How did Westeros come to be Westeros? Maester Carlin answers all these questions and more as he kicks off his Shadow Of The Dragon series, covering Westerosi history from the first human settlements on Westeros to Aegon Targaryen's dragon fueled continental conquest. This work is a parody of Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History Podcasts. Mr. Carlin is not associated with this production and any views or opinions presented in this podcast are solely those of Alex Berg and Jason Greene. Here on Howl

JFK’s legacy is inextricably tied up with the mystery of his death. If Abraham Lincoln, to quote Edwin M. Stanton, “belonged to the ages” after his assassination, JFK may well belong to the X-Files. The official story is full of holes, but many of the conspiracy theories of how he really died are equally hard to believe. Well, Jack O’Brien believes he’s discovered the answer. In this episode, he talks to noted JFK experts Jefferson Morley, of the Washington Post and JFKfacts.org, and Bonar Menninger, author of JFK exposé “Mortal Error”, to determine the surprising truth. Here on Howl

What is a Juggalo? Wrestler and popular podcast host Colt Cabana discovers many answers to that question as he reports from Gathering Of The Juggalos, the music festival hosted by rap-metal group Insane Clown Posse. Colt interviews ICP associate DJ Clay, learns how to properly prepare for a Gathering, and gets an up-close look at Juggalo justice. Here on Howl

After Cameron Crowe satirized Seattle in his 1992 classic film Singles, a single comedic question hung in the air like a thick Seattle mist. "Is there any more funny to be found in Seattle?” In episode 2 of FTF, the Sklar brothers explore hip neighborhood restaurants, legendary coffee houses, fertile record stores, local weed shops and even the top of the Space Needle in search of the quirks that make Seattle funny in 2015. What they find is that behind every brand new Amazon employee filled condo complex lurks a treasure trove of comedic gems just waiting to be mined. Here's the question: can Randy and Jason dig out comedy gold or will they go the way of the giant drill digging a tunnel near Pike's Place Market? You have to listen to find out. This is Finding The Funny: Seattle… produced by Scott Rogowsky. Here on Howl

Buffalo is the birthplace of the Buffalo wing, as well as the final resting place of Rick James…bitch. It’s a city of late night partying, drunk driving, and hapless sports teams. It’s also a city filled with charm and quirkiness. It is the perfect location for the first episode of Finding The Funny. Listen as the Sklar Brothers try convert those quirks into comedy gold while consuming enough wings to kill a Shetland Pony. This is Finding The Funny…Buffalo! Produced by Scott Rogowsky and Alex Brizel. Here on Howl

In 1994, future food writer and podcast host Zach Brooks (Midtown Lunch, Food is the New Rock) ate a gigantic egg roll in the parking lot of the Miami Arena before a Grateful Dead concert that he has never forgotten. And, yes, there was duck sauce. 21 years later he traveled to the Grateful Dead's 50th Anniversary reunion shows in Santa Clara, CA to walk the parking lot in the hopes of finding the egg rolls again. This is the audio recording of that quest. Here on Howl

Why is Grover Cleveland on the $1,000 bill? Has anyone ever seen a $1,000 bill? If so, could you send it to host Daniel O’Brien (contact info below)? Actor, radio personality, and comedian Ralph Garman joins host Daniel O’Brien for one final, wild ride through the secret life of our nation’s 22nd and 24th president. Daniel O’Brien: @DOB_Inc | Ralph Garman: @RalphGarman Here on Howl

Why is Ulysses S. Grant on the $50 bill? Should a president known for corruption even have a place on our currency? Host Daniel O’Brien thinks so, and it all boils down to the undeniable lovableness of a man known for killing and alcoholism. Writer and Cracked podcast regular Liana Maeby joins the show to talk about our nation’s dreamboat president. Daniel O’Brien: @DOB_Inc | Liana Maeby: @lianamaeby Here on Howl

Why is Andrew Jackson on the $20? What compelled the U.S. Treasury to put such a deeply angry man on the bill that spits out of all our ATMs? In this episode, Fall Out Boy frontman Patrick Stump joins host Daniel O’Brien to explore the one president who was acutely afraid of banks but shockingly unafraid of death. Daniel O’Brien: @DOB_Inc | Patrick Stump: @PatrickStump Here on Howl

Why is Thomas Jefferson on the $2 bill? And why does a $2 bill even exist? Things get strange in this second episode of Dead Presidents as Rachel Bloom (“Crazy Ex-Girlfriend”) joins host Daniel O’Brien to talk about tracing stolen money, the musical renditions of our nation’s leaders, and the surprising quirkiness of our third president. Daniel O’Brien: @DOB_Inc | Rachel Bloom: @Racheldoesstuff | Two Buckaroo: @TwoBuckaroo Here on Howl

George Washington is our nation’s esteemed first president, but does he really belong on the $1? If he was so great, why isn’t he on a more valuable bill? Answering these questions will take host Daniel O’Brien and YouTube comedian Hannah Hart on a journey through the worlds of strippers, dollar coins, and a president who might have been immortal. Daniel O'Brien: @DOB_Inc | Hannah Hart: @harto Here on Howl

One car, three friends, a pocketful of cash, and four hours is all you need to experience the dumpling crawl of a lifetime. Or just sit back and live vicariously through Zach and Jason as they take you on a dumpling journey through Los Angeles' San Gabriel Valley. Based on a dumpling crawl that first appeared in the food journal Luckypeach.com, it starts with dim sum and ends with soup dumplings (and loose belts.) Special guests include Andrew Ti (from Yo Is This Racist?) and food writers Lucas Peterson and Clarissa Wei. Here on Howl

Marabel opens up about her nagging habit, and how she quit cold turkey. Then, she puts on her lab coat and reveals the differences between woman and men with cutting edge scientific experiments (and Mr. Goodbars). With: Amanda Lund, Kate Berlant, Andy DeYoung Here on Howl

Marabel has the gals over once again to discuss their thoughts and fears about Part 2 of The Complete Woman Course. They dish on their exciting weeks, oral dentist appointments, clowning around in the kitchen, and S-E-X-U-A-L-I-N-T-E-R-C-O-U-R-S-E... With: Amanda Lund, Stephanie Allyne, Angela Trimbur, Maria Blasucci Here on Howl

Marabel helps you put the sizzle back in your marriage with her bedroom tips and fun costume ideas, told from a Christian perspective. Learn the most erotic scent for a man, and the joy of eating a banana. Take it from Martha, a scientist's wife! With: Amanda Lund, Mark McConville, Molly Hawkey Here on Howl